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v1.0 RC9

21 Jun 14:10
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Merge pull request #547 from NethermindEth/receiptTxHash

Receipt tx hash

v1.0 RC10

21 Jun 20:35
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Merge pull request #549 from NethermindEth/lazytree

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v1.0 RC8

21 Jun 11:12
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1.0rc8

Fixed LogEntry transaction hash value

v1.0 RC7

19 Jun 16:30
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v1.0 RC6

19 Jun 14:26
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1.0rc6

and do not recover when not needed

v1.0 RC5

11 Jun 12:36
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1.0 RC4

06 Jun 15:04
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RC4 mainnet is broken (but can be fixed by adding: "eip1283Transition": "0x5F5E100" in the chainspec file

ethstats, metrics, rinkeby chainspec fix

1.0 RC3

05 Jun 07:54
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ignore test causing trouble

1.0 RC2

30 May 14:06
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1.0rc2

fixed the EthereumTests build after renaming TxRoot

0.9.9 Guide to the Galaxy

07 May 02:01
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Version 1.0 of Nethermind is just around the corner and with 0.9.9 comes one of the most critical features - fast sync.

Nethermind fast sync allows you to sync Ethereum mainnet in around 5 hours on standard VMs (for example $40 a month Digital Ocean or UpCloud VMs). It can go below 4 hours on stronger specs :)

In our own tests (and of some of our friends) running Geth and Nethermind side by side on exactly same configurations shows Nethermind to be 3x faster and require 4x less disk space to store Ethereum mainnet state than Geth.

(bear in mind that we do not download tx receipts and that we are waiting for more performance tests coming from you)

Goerli testnet support is equally great with ~3 minutes fast sync and under 200MB of data stored at the current chain height.

You can download version 0.9.9 from https://github.com/NethermindEth/nethermind/releases/tag/0.9.9

Nethermind is already stable, supporting JSON RPC calls with both Geth and Parity style EVM tracing. It can also run POA based private networks with your chainspec files.

We are in the process of updating the documentation so you can expect this link:
https://nethermind.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
to bring you more and more info about the release soon.

Note: Nethermind Launcher is a self-contained app - you do not need to install .NET separately to run it.